Progressive Suspension 944 Ultra Low shocks with Quik Preload System (QPS) for Harley-Davidson Touring models. Patented Frequency Sensing Technology automatically adjusts damping to bumps, while tool-free preload adjustment lets you compensate for solo or two-up riding in under a minute without removing saddlebags.
Features
- Frequency Sensing Technology (FST) auto-adjusts damping to bump frequency
- Progressive Rate main springs tuned for touring weight
- Adjust preload in seconds with 8mm socket wrench
- Sealed gear-driven adjuster with 17mm of travel
- 30 complete turns of fine preload adjustment
- Sits 2 in. lower than stock on most models
- Available in Standard and Heavy Duty versions
- Lifetime Limited Warranty
Specifications
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Brand: Progressive
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Manufacturer Part #: 944-4071UT-QPS
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Weight: 10.3 lb
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Category: Suspension / Shocks and Struts
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm — California Prop 65. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Fitment
Fits Harley-Davidson Touring models. Lowers the bike approximately 2 inches on most models.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I adjust preload without removing my saddlebags?
Yes — the Quik Preload System lets you adjust spring preload in seconds using an 8mm socket wrench, without removing any luggage.
How much preload adjustment is available?
17mm of total adjustment range across 30 complete turns for fine-tuning between solo and two-up weight loads.
What is Frequency Sensing Technology?
FST allows the shocks to sense bump frequency and automatically adjust damping in real time for optimal ride quality over all road surfaces.
Do these require installation tools?
An 8mm socket wrench is needed for preload adjustment. Installation requires basic suspension tools; Progressive recommends professional installation for alignment and safety.
Will these lower my Touring?
Yes — these shocks sit approximately 2 inches lower than stock on most Touring models, giving a lowered profile.
California Proposition 65 Warning
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm — California Prop 65 (Y). www.P65Warnings.ca.gov